- whitlockite
- витлокит, Са3[РО4]2; Ca3(PO4)2 \{Mg\}; Ca9(Mg,Fe++)(PO4)6(PO3OH); Ca9Mg(PO3OH)(PO4)6
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Whitlockite — Infobox mineral name = Whitlockite category = Phosphate Mineral boxwidth = boxbgcolor = imagesize = caption = formula = molweight = 1,071.45 gm color = Colorless, gray white habit = massive to tabular system = Trigonal twinning = cleavage = None… … Wikipedia
whitlockite calculus — a phosphate calculus composed of whitlockite … Medical dictionary
whitlockite — noun A rare form of calcium phosphate … Wiktionary
whitlockite — SYN: tribasic calcium phosphate. [Herbert P. Whitlock, Am. mineralogist (*1868), + ite] * * * whit·lock·ite (hwitґlə kīt) [Herbert P. Whitlock, American mineralogist, 1868–1948] a type of tribasic calcium phosphate found in urinary… … Medical dictionary
whitlockite — A cave mineral Ca9(Mg,Fe)H(PO4)7 [11] … Lexicon of Cave and Karst Terminology
whitlockite — whit·lock·ite … English syllables
whitlockite — ˈhwitˌläˌkīt also ˈwi noun ( s) Etymology: Herbert P. Whitlock died 1948 American mineralogist + English ite : a rare mineral Ca3(PO4)2 consisting of calcium phosphate in hexagonal crystals … Useful english dictionary
Whitlockit — aus der Typlokalität „Palermo No. 1 Mine“ bei Groton im Grafton County, New Hampshire, USA Chemische Formel Ca9(Mg,Fe)[PO3OH|(PO4)6][1 … Deutsch Wikipedia
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